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Dr. Christine Ellie

Dr. Christine Ellie, DPM

Podiatrist
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About Dr. Christine Ellie

Dr. Christine Ellie is a leading podiatric surgeon practicing in midtown Manhattan. She is extensively trained in all aspects of foot and ankle care, including medical and surgical treatment of foot deformity and pain, bunions, hammer toes, infections, arthritis, sports injuries, sprains/strains, and fractures. She believes in building strong relationships with her patients and works with them to treat their problem, while also focusing on patient education and attending to individual needs.

Languages

English, Spanish

Services & procedures 33

PodiatryPhysical TherapyAnkle InjuriesArthritisAthlete\'s FootBunionDiabetic FootFoot ConsultationFoot Follow UpFoot InfectionFoot InjuriesFoot PainNail ProblemsWalking ProblemsWartsToenail RemovalToenail ProblemFoot UlcersFoot or Ankle FractureCorn/CallusesFoot or Ankle Tumor/NeuromaHammertoesHeel PainLaser Toenail TreatmentX-RaysPsoriasisPediatric Foot DeformationOrthoticsAnkle SprainsPlantar FasciitisDiabetic ShoesSports InjuriesFungus Toenails

Background & credentials

Education & training

New York College of Podiatric Medicine New York Downtown Hospital, Residency in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Center (Residency) University of Pennsylvania (Bachelor’s)

Memberships & affiliations

American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons New York State Podiatric Medical Association American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine American Podiatric Medical Association

Awards & publications

Stadler I, Oskoui P, Ellie C, Lanzafame RJ. (2002), Biostimulation. Lasers in Surgery & Medicine, 30: 11-16. Oskoui P, Ellie-Kudla C, Lanzafame RJ, Stadler I. (2002), Basic Science: The Cutting Edge in Optical Diagnostics & Therapeutics of Tissues & Cells. Lasers in Surgery & Medicine, 30: 1–10. Ellie-Kudla C, Lanzafame RJ, Oskoui P, Stadler I, Whelan HT. (2001), Altered Osmotic Fragility of Red Cells After Near-Infrared NASA Light-Emitting Diode Photoradiation is Not ATP Dependent. American Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery Annual Meeting, 2001

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